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September 2 2016 brussels

September 2, 2016 by Matthew James

 

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Bottom-up, renewables are making more progress than many at the top think
How to become an energy data management company
Climate action has no leaders today
German headwind, global tailwind, Enel up, Uniper down
Aldi, Lidl, Shell and the future of electric mobility
Global CO2 initiative turns greenhouse gas into profitable products
French nuclear plants vulnerable, Flamanville delayed again, but still hopes for EPR
“The end of the energy mainframe” – negative power prices growing and spreading
NGOs challenge new coal plant in Bulgaria
New renewables regime Ireland could be problem for offshore wind and solar
UK government stays committed to offshore wind
Portugal aims at 1 GW of new solar power plants
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